Is mars habitable for humans

Answer 1

That question will not be determined for many, many years. It might not ever be determined. I can tell you these things though. Scientist have sent sattelites to Mars atmosphere and as you know rovers. They have seen that there are riverbeds and canyons on Mars, so there might have been water on that planet many many years ago. There is also a North and South pole on Mars. There is also soil. However, there is no oxygen. At night, it can get to be hundreds of degrees below zero. In the day time, it usually only gets to be 60 degrees.

Answer 2

well no because its atmosphere is made of mostly carbon dioxide,but it can be terraform in some way, but it will take 500 years to date from 2012 to 2500 a.d seems long, but it will save humanity. If they cannot terraform the planet we will be forced to live on space cities

Answer 3

sort of you would need gravitational suits lol turd Another Answer: Not without some serious protection from the heat and cold. Not to mention the deadly rays from the sun. OR Perhaps with some help. The atmosphere is 95 % CO2. The temp dips down to below -85 C & averages below - 40C

Answer 4

>> No. One reason is there is no air.

In it's current state, Mars is not inhabitable for humans. Recent research suggests that water is present on Mars, however due to Mars' distance from the Sun, the water is frozen and/or underground and Mars is far too cold for humans to live there now. In addition, there is also a lack of a breathable atmosphere.

Answer 5

It is theoretically possible; if you have the right equipment.

Answer 6

only if you live in an anti-gravitationalorb which also supplys oxygen

Answer 7

yes. i read in a science magazine that a project will start to make mars habitable in 2020